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  • Seaweed condiments for Japanese cuisine in a glass bowl, served with rice and water.
    Japan

    Furikake (ふりかけ)

    If you are a fan of Japanese cuisine, you may have heard of furikake, an essential part of daily meals in Japan. It is a familiar seasoning in Japan, and its history is ancient, representing a unique aspect of Japanese food culture. Howe...
    2024年5月7日2024年10月5日
  • matcha tea on white cup and with chasen
    Japan

     Japanese matcha tea (抹茶ティ)

    Imagine a vibrant green powder whisked into a steaming cup of tea. That's Japanese matcha tea, a finely ground green tea with a rich history and deep roots in Japanese culture. Matcha goes beyond just a beverage; it's a sensory experienc...
    2024年5月6日2025年1月22日
  • different alcoholic drinks in Suntory
    Japan

    Suntory whiskey (サントリーウイスキ)

    Suntory Whiskey is an iconic name synonymous with the rich tradition and innovation of Japanese whiskey-making. Renowned for its diverse range of flavors and expressions, it captivates enthusiasts with its unparalleled tas...
    2024年5月1日2026年2月1日
  • Creamy grated Japanese yam (yamaimo) in a glass jar with seasoning salts on black dishes, traditional Japanese food.
    Japan

    Shio Koji (塩麹)

    Today, we would like to introduce you to a traditional Japanese fermented food called "Shio Koji." Shio Koji has been a part of Japanese cuisine for a long time, and it is known for its ability to enhance flavors and bring out the delici...
    2024年4月27日
  • Creamy yuzu-flavored drink with traditional Japanese food and snacks on wooden table.
    Types

    Nigori sake (にごり酒)

    Have you ever heard of Nigori Sake? This traditional Japanese beverage has a lot to offer, with its unique flavors and textures. In this article, we'll explore what makes Nigori Sake special and how you can enjoy it to the fullest. Wheth...
    2024年4月3日2026年5月10日
  • Tofu dengaku with sauce on top on a black plate
    Iwate

    Tofu dengaku (豆腐田楽)

    Curious about the mouthwatering flavors of Japanese cuisine? Look no further than tofu dengaku, a delectable dish that tantalizes taste buds with its sweet and savory goodness. Originating in Japan, tofu dengaku offers a delightful combi...
    2024年3月9日2025年12月7日
  • Kokera Sushi
    Japanese Sushi

    Kokera sushi (こけら寿司)

    Have you ever heard about Kokera Sushi in Kochi, Japan? It's like a special sushi party happening right there. Japan has tons of sushi, but this sushi is really unique. It's not just regular sushi – it's got a story, a tradition, and a...
    2024年1月31日2026年3月10日
  • Ryokucha with tea leaves
    Japan

    Ryokucha (緑茶)

    In Japan, green tea isn't just a drink, it's a whole experience. Called "ryokucha," it comes in many flavors, from bright and grassy to smooth and frothy. Curious about this unique world? Dive in and discover the different types, brewing...
    2024年1月28日2025年1月20日
  • different kinds of sweets using rice flour
    Japanese Sweets

    Rice Flour Sweets (米粉スイーツ)

    In Japan, a noticeable shift in the appreciation of rice is unfolding, highlighting the rising prominence of rice flour sweets. Derived from finely crushed rice powder, this adaptable ingredient has paved the way for innovative approache...
    2024年1月13日2026年3月14日
  • Royal Milk Tea
    Japan

    Royal milk tea (ロイヤルミルクティ)

    Do you know about "Royal Milk Tea" from cafes? It's a delicious drink made by boiling black tea leaves with hot water and milk. In this article, we are going to talk about what makes it special, how it's different from regular milk tea, ...
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    2026年7月10日
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    Umaki (う巻き)
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  • Water (水 Mizu) in Sake Brewing
    Water (水 / Mizu) in Sake Brewing: The Ingredient That Shapes Sake
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  • Freshly brewed green Sencha tea in a Japanese tea bowl.
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